Firearm Reviews
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Although there are many objective guidelines for the choice of a concealed carry firearm, the ultimate choice is a personal matter for each individual. When it comes to caliber, the .45 ACP has a strong following. Battle-proven in two World Wars and numerous other conflicts around the globe, the round has a well-deserved reputation for…
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[FIREARM REVIEW] Kahr CW380
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The Kahr CW380 is part of Kahr’s “value series” which cuts out a few of their manufacturing processes & features (polygonal rifling, addition of some MIM parts, less refined machining, etc…) found on their “P series” pistols in order to deliver a pistol that performs similarly at a lower cost to the customer. I’ve had…
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[FIREARM REVIEW] Canik TP9SA 9mm Review
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The Canik TP9SA is the second firearm in the “TP” series from Canik to hit US shores. The original was largely based on the Walther P99 series of firearms but Canik listened to user feedback and redesigned a lot of features on the gun for the current offering. Here’s what I’ve found with it so…
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[FIREARM REVIEW] SCCY CPX-2
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The CPX-2 from SCCY (pronounced Sky) firearms has gotten a ton of attention over the last year due to its’ size, price, and reported reliability. Here’s what I found since I’ve owned the gun: Reliability Reliability is the number one factor for me when it comes to firearms; if everything else about a gun is…
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Glock. You know the name, but do you trust the brand? Choosing the right concealed carry firearm is an important decision; a decision that should never be rushed. Size The Glock 23 is classified as a compact .40 S&W that measures 7.36″ long, 4.99″ high and just 1.18″ thick. Compared to it’s little sister Glock 27, it’s nearly…
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I never thought I would become a Glock fanatic. My experience with Firearms was limited to a Ruger P95. What a bulky (but well made) firearm that was! My biggest pet peeve about the Ruger was the sheer bulk- protruding outward from its holster. Weight and blowback from firing it also made it unfavorable as…